A trademark is very important. more

A person operating a business as a sole proprietor must use their family name, with or without the first name, as the essential content of their business name. This ensures clarity and transparency about the identity of the business owner. The business name must not include any kind of suffix or ending that suggests the […] more

Choosing the right business structure is crucial for any entrepreneur. A sole proprietorship is a popular choice for many due to its simplicity and ease of setup. However, it also comes with certain drawbacks. Here’s an overview of the advantages and disadvantages of a sole proprietorship to help you make an informed decision. Advantages of […] more

In order to get payments from pension fund, there are few important things to consider: more

Under Swiss law, there are four main legal forms of companies, each with distinct characteristics and advantages. Understanding these legal forms is essential for choosing the right structure for your business. Preferably, you establish or convert your company with STARTUPS.CH, which provides professional guidance before and after the foundation. Here is an overview of the […] more

A ’Swiss Branch’ can be founded by both domestic and foreign companies. While the most common legal forms of the head office include an AG (PLC), GmbH (Ltd), or a cooperative, other legal forms are also permitted when founding a branch. This article will explore the various legal forms and requirements for establishing a branch […] more

Foreigners are generally not disallowed from founding a company in Switzerland. However, a distinction is made between persons from EU/EFTA-states and citizens of third countries. more

Starting a sole proprietorship in Switzerland requires careful consideration of the commercial register entry. Essentially, a sole proprietorship must be registered with the Commercial Register if the annual turnover exceeds CHF 100,000. Why Register Even if It’s Not Mandatory? Even though the annual turnover does not exceed CHF 100,000, an entry in the Commercial Register […] more

Those who dare to take the step towards self-employment mostly choose to do so in the form of a sole proprietorship (also known as a one-man business, self-employed person, or individual enterprise). This means that a single person manages the business and does not create a company (such as a limited liability company, GmbH, for […] more

Question: I am a tailor and I would like to set up my own business. I was thinking that it would be reasonable to share a studio with a partner in order to halve the costs for rent, machines etc. How could I set up such a partnership? Were do I find more informations on […] more